IRT Moruya Retirement Village

35/39 River St, Moruya NSW 2537, Australia

IRT Moruya Aged Care Centre is situated at 35-39 River St in the historic riverside township of Moruya, NSW, approximately 20 minutes from Batemans Bay on the South Coast. The centre provides residential aged care, dementia care, and palliative care, with around-the-clock support from a dedicated team. Private suites include ensuites and residents are encouraged to personalise their space with their own furnishings. IRT is a not-for-profit, community-owned organisation with over 55 years of experience supporting older Australians, and maintains strong relationships with local hospitals and allied health services. The centre features landscaped gardens, a community bus, hairdresser, and an accredited in-house catering team of chefs, cooks, and nutritionists.

69/71 Campbell St, Moruya NSW 2537, Australia

Uniting Home Care Far South Coast (Moruya) is a home care service operated by Uniting, one of Australia's largest not-for-profit community service providers. The service supports older people in the Far South Coast region of NSW to remain living independently at home, offering domestic assistance, meal preparation, nursing, and short-term restorative care. Care can be funded through the Commonwealth Home Support Program, the Support at Home program, or privately, with a free Navigator service available to help clients navigate the process. Uniting is affiliated with the Uniting Church and describes its purpose as being compassionate, respectful, imaginative and bold. This is a home and community care service, not a residential aged care facility.

65/71 Heath St, Broulee NSW 2537, Australia

Banksia Villages Limited is a not-for-profit provider located in the seaside village of Broulee on the Eurobodalla Nature Coast of NSW, established in 1992. It offers independent retirement living, fully accredited residential aged care (permanent, respite and palliative), and home care services under one organisation. All residential and retirement services are co-located on a single site, supporting an ageing-in-place philosophy where residents do not need to move as their care needs change. In 2025, Banksia Lodge completed a conversion to the Small Household Model of Care and added a new café following a successful 2021 grant. The organisation is community-oriented and won the Outstanding Community Organisation category at the NSW Business Awards in 2024.